adverb
definition
According to repute or general belief.
example
The old mansion was reputedly haunted, but few were willing to go and investigate.
Examples of reputedly in a Sentence
Those on Aristotle are all that remain of his reputedly numerous writings.
Its most conspicuous feature is the burial mosque of Sultan Sanjar, reputedly dating from the 12th century.
Long Cross Farm is reputedly haunted by a very benevolent spirit.
In fact, it reputedly became even more expensive than an entirely new serial.
The rooms above the bar are reputedly haunted by a lady, possibly a former occupant of the Inn.
Absinthe reputedly has hallucinogenic properties it contains wormwood, a neurotoxin.
The tannins and anthocyanins reputedly buffer against numerous cardiovascular problems.
For years this brilliant subject was reputedly difficult to grow.
The Tower of London is reputedly one of the most haunted buildings in the city.
There are many examples of such paranormal locations all over the world, and there are many famous examples of reputedly haunted abodes throughout history.
MySpace is incredibly popular worldwide, with a reputedly over 100 million MySpace accounts being held worldwide.
A beautiful, vivid and reputedly very accurate picture of the old society is given in Helen Hunt Jackson's novel, Ramona (New York, 1884).
The word is sometimes written gilliflower or gilloflower, and is reputedly a corruption of July-flower, "so called from the month they blow in."